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Chantal Savignat's Discussions (476)

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"Yes "parents" is ok for relatives. But not in all the sentences. The first meaning o…" Chantal Savignat replied Mar 6, 2018 to The English word relations in French	16	Mar 7, 2018 Reply by Crack1
"He is related to me : Il est de ma famille. I have lots of relatives : J'ai beaucoup…" Chantal Savignat replied Mar 6, 2018 to The English word relations in French	16	Mar 7, 2018 Reply by Crack1
"thanks Crack1. " Chantal Savignat replied Mar 3, 2018 to The first, second and third condition in French	4	Mar 3, 2018 Reply by Chantal Savignat
"I don't understand the question. Evènement = fait important pour quelqu'un. " Chantal Savignat replied Mar 3, 2018 to fait v. evenement	2	Mar 4, 2018 Reply by alan gould
"very very small and very hard to explain. au-delà is more used. par-delà is more lit…" Chantal Savignat replied Mar 3, 2018 to au dela v. par dela	2	Mar 4, 2018 Reply by alan gould
"thanks George. friandises yes. and "friands aux fromages (à la saucisse, ...)" = h…" Chantal Savignat replied Mar 3, 2018 to friand de	3	Mar 3, 2018 Reply by Chantal Savignat
"yes, not every days but nobody would be amazing hearing "friand de"." Chantal Savignat replied Mar 3, 2018 to friand de	3	Mar 3, 2018 Reply by Chantal Savignat
"Si j'aurai : non. we have an expression to remember that, because it's a very common…" Chantal Savignat replied Mar 3, 2018 to The first, second and third condition in French	4	Mar 3, 2018 Reply by Chantal Savignat
"for a body : "souple" is more used. for fabric or clothes or : "souple is mode used…" Chantal Savignat replied Mar 1, 2018 to souple v. flexible	1	Mar 1, 2018 Reply by Chantal Savignat
"I don't know, but to explain when and how are used these words : Déformé = when a th…" Chantal Savignat replied Mar 1, 2018 to de'forme' or difforme?	2	Mar 1, 2018 Reply by alan gould

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